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ls Busyness Different from Happiness?
What I’ve Learned From Loss
Making a Joyful and Jazzy Noise
Fellowship of Christian Athletes at MBU
Just Do It? The Spartans Have Done It
A Season of Firsts
MBU Presents “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever”
Kneeling for Acknowledgement
How 2007 Changed the World
Freedom in Fellowship
Dust the Political Shelf
A surprise encounter with a forgotten old book has reminded me how important it is to care about politics.
Love Music? Music Piracy Hurts All
College students are accustomed to living life on the cheap — including their music habits. But using pirated copies and services such as Pirate Bay hurts artists and their fans.
Wrestling and Mary Kay Join Forces to Fight Cancer
MBU women’s wrestling team members continue their dedication to serving others — with lipstick.
Sports Journalism Minor Offers Another Option in Communications
The new minor at MBU pairs with courses in sport management and broadcast media.
MBU Staff Members and Students React to Arriving Football Team
The fall semester concludes, and MBU football makes waves throughout students and staff members.
“It’s a Wonderful Life” can Never be Duplicated
As Christmas arrives we settle in to watch one of the most famous seasonal films of all time, Frank Capra’s “It’s a Wonderful Life,” a film that never can — and never should — be repeated in a sequel.
This Season, or Any Season, Make a Point to Simply be Nice
Sure, we all know that Christmas is the season of giving and being kind to one another, but a simple workplace encounter illustrates the value of this concept all year long.
Student Government Makes History at MBU
Kris Cook, who was re-elected Student Government president, has plans for the organization to grow, expand and, most importantly, get students involved.
Stronger: An ATV Accident Unites Family
Jerason Gines reflects on family members’ accident and the importance of cherishing the people in our lives.
There’s Just Something About Silver Dollar City at Christmastime
Is it the aromas? The lights in the trees? The feel of an old country town? The period attire? Or maybe it’s just my memories that make this place so special.